Tag: Cape San Blas

Fay has dominated the scene for more than a week now as she’s made her agonizingly slow and meandering path to the panhandle. We’re all just ready for her to be gone. As I’m writing this on Saturday morning we’ve only had about 3 inches of rain, but the heavy ...

As of 10 p.m. Friday night, Fay has been a pussycat, 7/10’s of an inch of rain so far, breezy, gusty winds, and a few hours of power outage, but really nothing more than we often get from normal summer afternoon storms. Not much wave action on the beach as ...

It’s been a rainy, soggy week along the Forgotten Coast, and with Miss Fay cruising through the Caribean this morning it looks as if we’re in for yet another rainy week. The rain didn’t dampen interest in people looking for coastal real estate, though, as we have three new contracts, ...

The kids started heading back to school this week in North Florida and Georgia so it was a bit quieter around here with a noticeable dip in the amount of visitors out and about. Quieter on the market side as well, with only one sale and no new contracts, twelve ...

It’s been the busiest week in real estate we’ve had since I started this blog almost a full year ago so we’re just going to jump right in and get started, because there’s a lot of territory to cover. Yes! ’bout time. The total inventory of active listings in the ...

After creeping slowly upward for the past several weeks, the real estate inventory of active MLS listings for the Cape San Blas, Indian Pass and C-30 Corridor market finally showed a nice healthy drop this week, coming in at 455 total, down 27 from last week’s 482, a nice 5.6% ...

This has been the hottest week of the summer so far with daily forays into the 90’s and only making it into the mid-80’s at night – just like Florida in July. Fairly hot week in real estate, too, with two more sold, five new listings, thirteen new price tags ...

Another busy week on the Cape with visitors out and about enjoying being on the beach and bay in the hot summer sunshine. The real estate market wasn’t nearly as hot, though, with only one closing, one new contract, three new listings, an even dozen price changes and three expired ...

Lots of visitors here this week as you’d expect for the long holiday weekend and the first weekend of scallop season. The weather has been great and everyone has been out on the beach or out on the water. If market activity is any indication, no one gave a thought ...

This is the first weekend of the 2008 scallop season and the weather forecast looks good for people to get out in the bay and play. If you’re new to scalloping, here are a few guidelines to get you going. First of all, you’ll need a current Florida fishing license. ...

Big weekend shaping up as the 4th of July visitors begin pouring in. Big day on Tuesday, July 1, too, my birthday, which Gulf County always celebrates by officially opening Scallop Season for the summer. I’m hearing it should be another good year so I hope you’ll be able to ...

Warm and breezy week with beach renourishment progressing rapidly and ahead of schedule. It’s amazing to see how wide our beautiful beaches are becoming once again and the sand is every bit as white and powdery as the original. They’re working the Cape Breezes area where I live and each ...